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Yarmouk University: Manufacturing Processes Lab. IE 367
Yarmouk University: Manufacturing Processes Lab. IE 367
Yarmouk University: Manufacturing Processes Lab. IE 367
Experiment NO: #3
Introduction
The mechanical behavior of materials depends on the relation
between stresses and strains in the material. ... There is a marked
difference between the yield and failure of metals and the similar
characteristics in materials like concrete and soil.The mechanical
behavior of materials depends on the relation between stresses and strains
in the material
The tensile test is fundamental for engineers, because it
providesfundamental information about the material and its associated
properties.The purpose this test is to analyze the properties of the material
used for aspecific engineering structure, and to develop new materials
which canused for specified use
Objective
- Learn how the universal testing machine work
- learn how to draw :
stress strain curve.
engineering stress strain curve.
true stress strain curve.
-Known the basic aspect of the mechanical behavior of all material while
handling deformation.
Equipments
-universal testing machine
is used to test both the tensile and compressive strength of materials
-brass workpieces
Procedure
1) Measure the dimensions of the specimen for the test.
2) Load the specimen, into the jaws of the tensile testing machine
3) The machine, during the test, will provide data that will be used to the
determine the modulus of elasticity, yielding stress and maximum strength
4) Repeat the test with each specimen and record the remaining data
givenfrom the computer.
6) Plot the stress v.s strain curve for each material and determine:
-Elastic modulus Eyield stress
-yield stress - ultimate strength -breaking strength
7) Examine each specimen after the failure characterized and note thedegree
of necking and the orientation of the failure surface
stress
12
10
0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
stress
true sress-true strain
7
4
tru sress
0
1 14 27 40 53 66 79 92 105 118 131 144 157 170 183 196 209 222 235 248 261 274 287 300 313 326
tru strain
Chart Title
1
0.5
-1
-2
1 14 27 40 53 66 79 92 105 118 131 144 157 170 183 196 209 222 235 248 261 274 287 300 313 326
Discussion
-Determine the forces affecting the piece for proper design
-We will discuss the effects of the temperature and the rate of deformation
on what affects the shape of the stress curve, as the stress rate increases
with the decrease in stress, and the increase in deformation will be where
the break point is reached faster
Conclusion
-If stress increases, strain increases the value of E
- you have to know every force affects here. To have a successful process.
Question
1-Consider the engineering stress-strain curve, the curve after necking goes
down and the engineering stress decreases with the increase of
engineering strain. Explain why?
If you closely observe the graph it is stress on the ordinate and strain on
the absicca. So the ultimate point is where the stress is no more
proportional to strain.After this point stress reduces and only strain
increases. Strain is change in length to original length So strain increases
and finally the component fails.
2-Discuss the effects of; temperature; strain rate; and deformation rate on
the shape of the true stresstrue strain curve.
Temperature increase strain will increase and decrease stress
strain rate increase strain will decrease and increase stress
deformation rate increase will reach faster to fracture point
3- The true strain can be expressed as: = ln (1/(1-r)) where r is the
percentage reduction of area. Prove this relation.
= ln(1/(1-r))=ln(lf/l )
0
Lf/l =(1/(1-r))
0
Lf/l = A /Af
0 0
A * l = A f * Lf
0 0 << V =VF 0
references
https://www.academia.edu/30166212/Mechanical_Behavior_of_
Materials
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strength_of_materials#:~:text=6%
20External%20links-,Definition,without%20failure%20or
%20plastic%20deformation.&text=Deformation%20of%20the
%20material%20is,placed%20on%20a%20unit%20basis.
-manual